Quantitative Analysis of Japan’s Energy Security Based on Fuzzy Logic: Impact Assessment of Fukushima Accident

Yamanishi, Ryohei; Takahashi, Yoshiyuki; Unesaki, Hironobu

doi:10.1155/2017/4865913

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“…"Aggregated" factors are composites of the "simple" factors. One of the insights of the successful quantitative analytical frameworks from the security of supply field is the development and employment of aggregated factors (Malik et al, 2020;Yamanishi et al, 2017;Yao and Chang, 2014). The usefulness of adding this extra layer of complexity is that it allows comparison of our constant (policy importance) with multiple variables (the "simple" factors) in one aggregated factor.…”

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“…The Chart 1 displays in a radar plan the external aggregated factors and the legislation importance. This method is frequently used for security of supply analyses (Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC), 2007; Bogoviz et al, 2019;Malik et al, 2020;Yamanishi et al, 2017;Yao and Chang, 2014), but used in this article for cross-sector investigation. The key indicators to examine are the scale, frequency and evolution of the external factors and legislation importance.…”

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Eu Electricity Policymakers’ (In) Sensitivity to External Factors: A Multi-Decade Quantitative Analysis

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2021

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“…The author (Yamanishi et al, 2017) used the Fuzzy-DEMATEL (Fuzzy Decision-Making Trial Evaluation Laboratory) method to assess energy security in Japan after the accident at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, as well as the impact of this accident using fuzzy logic methods. The author (Senderov et al, 2017) propose a convolution method for quantitative assessments of energy security for all energy facilities at the federal level in Russia.…”

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Assessment of the Region’s Energy Security Level in the Process of Formation of the Common European Energy Space

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2019

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Creation of a single European energy space is impossible without proper and rapid assessment of the level of energy supply of the country. Depending on the specifics of regional development, indicators for assessing the level of energy security are different. Therefore, the study of the methodology for assessing the current state of the resource supply of the multifaceted energy system of the country is an important and topical task of the country's management. The proposed methodology for an integrated assessment of the economic security level is characterized by the use of the multiplicative form of the integrated index and contains a number of additional recent indices; simultaneous normalization of indices and their threshold values by a common normalizing function; substantiation of the threshold value vector; as well as by a formalized definition of weighting factors, which allows to compare the dynamics of the integrated index with integrated threshold values on one scale, i.e., correctly identify the state of economic security. The theoretical approaches to the integrated assessment of the country's energy security level have been analyzed and summarized and an evaluation methodology has been proposed that differs from the previous ones in that it allows to assess in detail the energy security level in the regional context. The paper describes the results of developing a methodology for assessing Ukraine's energy security based on an indicative approach. The methodology for predicting threats to the country's energy security has been provided. The numerical values and data sources of Ukraine's energy security indices have been presented.

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“…(Rutherford, 2020, p. 7) A sizable amount of energy security studies are conducted based on it and its derivatives. (Yamanishi et al, 2017;Yao & Chang, 2014;Kruyt et al, 2009;Fouladvand et al, 2022) It is considered to be capable of reflecting the complexity of energy security in a comprehensive manner. (Cherp & Jewell, 2014) The contribution of EV development to China's energy security can be well demonstrated under the 4As framework.…”

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Reinterpret 4As framework of energy security from the perspective of human security – an analysis of China’s electric vehicle (EV) development

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Candidate's Surname / Family Name: YUAN Candidate's Forenames: BING Candidate for the Degree of PhD Full title of thesis: Reinterpret 4As framework of energy security from the perspective of human security -an analysis of China's electric vehicle (EV) development Summary:This research addresses two issues: expanding the understanding of human security with the case of China's electric vehicle (EV) development and examining the human security implications of China's EV development. This research adopts an online ethnographic method to record personal driving forces and barriers to China's electric vehicle (EV) uptake through experiences shared by ordinary Chinese people. Theoretically, this research provides evidence for the applicability of the broad human security approach in energy security analysis through the case of China's EV development. By reinterpreting the 4As framework (availability, affordability, accessibility, and acceptability), this research challenges the current understanding of human security by demonstrating that threats to human security touch not only the most vulnerable but also people living in well-developed regions in the face of the lasted technological transformation. This research enriches the understanding of human security by exploring how it has been adapted to the Chinese social and political context. Drawing on the insights from ontological security, this research emphasises the necessity of incorporating the subjective dimension in human security analysis to capture subjective feelings in everyday security. This research contributes empirically to identifying human security implications of China's EV development. Informed by the flexible interpretation of security agency offered by the broad human security approach, this research demonstrates that apart from the state's dominant position as the primary security provider, other players, such as carmakers, also play an important role in shaping people's perceptions of how secure EVs are. Recognising that misoperations of an automobile can cause serious physical harm to both those on board and other road users, this research argues that ordinary people should not be only considered as the object of protection but also as the agent with the power to exert influence on the security implications of the new technology.VI DECLARATION

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Quantitative Analysis of Japan’s Energy Security Based on Fuzzy Logic: Impact Assessment of Fukushima Accident

Cited by 6 publications

References 30 publications

Eu Electricity Policymakers’ (In) Sensitivity to External Factors: A Multi-Decade Quantitative Analysis

Eu Electricity Policymakers’ (In) Sensitivity to External Factors: A Multi-Decade Quantitative Analysis

Assessment of the Region’s Energy Security Level in the Process of Formation of the Common European Energy Space

Reinterpret 4As framework of energy security from the perspective of human security – an analysis of China’s electric vehicle (EV) development

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